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Committee on Historic Designation — May 26, 1970

Philadelphia Historical CommissionMay 26, 1970
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  • F. Furness
  • J. Notman
  • McKim, Mead, White
  • S. Sloan
  • Theophilus Chandler
  • W. A. Fulton

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THE HISTORICAL VALUES COMMITTEE REPORT May 26, 1970 The Historical Commission at its January meeting expressed its concern for the preservation of the nineteenth century commercial structures in the block between Chestnut and Walnut, Front and Second Streets. This concern is shared by the Philadelphia Chapter of the American Institute of Architects and the City Planning Commission. At that meeting no action was taken by the Commission to certify these structures and they are, consequently, being presented to the Commission at this time for action. Beginning with the north side of Chestnut Street from Front to Second it is recommended that the Commission certify the following structures: North side of Chestnut Street 50 North Front Street 103-05-07 Chestnut Street 113, 115, 117-121 Chestnut Street Northeast corner Second and Chestnut South Second Street 105 S. Second Street 117-123 S. Second Street 125, 127, 129, 135 S. Second Street South Front Street 102-04-06-08 S. Front Street 110-112, 114, 136 S. Front Street Walnut Street 103-05 Walnut Street 107-09 Walnut Street Southwest corner Front and Chestnut, 100 Chestnut Street 102, 104, 106, 108, 110, 112, 114, 120, 126, 128-30 132, 134, 136, 138 Chestnut Street [HANDWRITTEN NOTES: Signature in bottom right corner: "W. A. Fulton" (or similar - cursive handwriting)] HISTORICAL VALUES COMMITTEE REPORT PART II May 26, 1970 Major 19th century building certified by the Philadelphia Historical Commission several years ago but not put on its list at that time. Girard Trust, northwest corner Broad and Chestnut – McKim, Mead, White. Presbyterian Church, 21st and Walnut and John Wanamaker's house, 2032 Walnut, Theophilus Chandler. Gate house – Laurel Hill cemetery – J. Notman (Ridge Avenue). Entrance Pavilions, Zoo, 34th and Girard Avenue. Germantown Cricket Club – Manheim and Morris Streets. Lit Brothers Store, 8th and Market Streets. Pennsylvania Institute for Instruction of the Blind, 64th and Malvern. Tenth Presbyterian Church, southwest corner 17th and Spruce Streets. Dwellings: 29 East Penn – Ivy Lodge, S. Sloan 235 S. 21st Street – F. Furness 242 S. 17th Street 245-47 S. 17th Street 315-17 S. 22nd Street * * * * * * * * * * *

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